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1 Billion Downloads from BlackBerry App World

RIM has announced that users have now downloaded apps from the BlackBerry App World more than 1 billion times. Although the news is positive, it highlights how far the BlackBerry

Google Rolls Out Redesigned Android Market

In an effort to boost app downloads, Google is rolling out a redesigned version of its Android Market. “To make it fun and easy for users to explore fresh content,

Building a Better Enterprise Software Company

Thomas Wailgum, an editor at CIO.com, once wrote “It might appear that even tobacco companies enjoy a better level of overall ‘likeability’ than do enterprise software vendors.” Aaron Levie, founder

Freemium Apps Earn More than Premium Apps

Mobile analytics firm Flurry has released a new report that surprisingly concludes that freemium apps (those that are free to try but charge for “extras”) make more money than apps

Computer Science Graduates Get the Most Job Offers

According to the National Association of Colleges and Employers, 2011 college graduates who majored in computer science were more likely to receive job offers than those with any other majors.

Android Open Accessories: What’s the Potential?

One of the most popular demos at this year’s Google I/O conference was an Android-powered labyrinth game (see Figure 1). Using a Motorola Xoom Android tablet, players attempted to navigate

Developers Get OS X Lion Gold Master

On July 1, Apple began seeding the gold master (GM) release of the Lion update for OS X to developers. The company has said that it plans to release the

Apple Fixes Security Vulnerability on Developer Site

Just days after YGN Ethical Hacker Group went public with information about security vulnerabilities on Apple’s developer site, Apple has fixed the problems. YGN had first notified the company about

Cisco Debuts Enterprise-Friendly App Store

Cisco is launching a new app store called AppHQ. This distribution hub for Cius tablet apps will feature tools that make it easier for enterprise IT managers to control which

The Growing Trend Toward DevOps

Agile methodology has done much to improve the speed of development teams, but it doesn’t address the performance of the other groups involved in the process of bringing software to

More Enterprise Developers Using NoSQL

EvansData has released the results of a new survey which found that 56 percent of enterprise developers currently used NoSQL, and 63 percent plan to do so in the next

Google Swiffy Turns Flash into HTML5

One point of distinction between Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android has been that Android supports Adobe’s Flash technology, while iOS doesn’t. However, Google may be backing away from its support

Vulnerabilities Found in Apple Developer Site

The YGN Ethical Hacker Group has issued a public warning about vulnerabilities in the Apple Developer Site which could simplify phishing attacks. The group says that they warned Apple of

Intel to Add Subscription Pricing to AppUp Store

Intel’s Peter Biddle said that the company plans to add support for subscription based pricing to its AppUp store. The AppUp store currently has more than 3,000 apps for netbooks

Apple Seeds Second iOS 5 Beta to Developers

Apple is pushing out build 9a5248d of iOS 5 to its developers. The second iOS 5 beta adds several new features, notably Wi-Fi syncing. The new feature will allow iPhone